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Schools Monitor Social Media

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Is it violating right to privacy or do college athletic departments have the right to monitor Twitter and Facebook accounts to make sure their student-athletes are not violating team or university rules? There is a significant debate taking place on this subject on many campuses.

According to an article in the Harvard Crimson last month, athletic directors, coaches and administrators are assigning staff members to review the Twitter and Facebook usage of their athletes. “Just like we like to monitor their whereabouts, monitor their academics, we need to monitor their Twitter accounts as well,” Harvard men’s basketball coach Tommy Amaker told The Crimson. Continue reading →

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